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Protein Structure-Function Relationships using Fluorescence and Spin Labeling Methodologies

Learn about innovative techniques for studying protein structure-function relationships in conventional and non-conventional media, including reverse micelle microemulsions. This training proposal dives into the use of fluorescence and spin labeling methodologies, providing a comprehensive understanding of how these methods can be applied to enhance protein research.

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Protein Structure-Function Relationships using Fluorescence and Spin Labeling Methodologies

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  1. (a) Protein structure-function relatioships using fluorescence and spin-labelling methodologies in convential and non-convential media (reverse micelle microemulsions). (b) Analytical activities on food bioactive small molecules using HPLC-MS/MS methodology. IBRB, Athens, Greece Training proposal

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